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Evelyn McGlynn
As part of Work Matters at Your Library and Local Enterprise Week, Central Library, Letterkenny will present a free marketing workshop with Evelyn McGlynn on Thursday next, March 10 from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.
Evelyn McGlynn is a trainer, author, and business and life coach.
She is the Marketing and Communications Officer with Donegal Women in Business Network, and blogger at Donegal Mammy.
Evelyn will share tips for digital and practical marketing and show how creativity, innovation, and networking are key to business growth.
You can book a place for Evelyn’s workshop by emailing central@donegallibrary.ie or by phone at (074) 9124950.
The Work Matters Service is available in Central Library Letterkenny, Buncrana Library, Bundoran Library, Twin Towns Library, and Leabharlann Phobail Ghoath Dobhair.
The service is free and includes direction and help with your research, journals, reports, wire feeds, eBooks, eAudio, and eMagazines.
Space for meetings, study, and research is also available, as well as access to over 500 e-learning courses.
In addition, you can explore career information, learn about the support available for job seekers, and develop new skills to boost your CV and job applications.
You can also search and apply for jobs in Ireland and abroad, research companies and potential suppliers, develop new skills to start and grow your own business, and have the opportunity to research funding sources for small businesses, explore the market and identify potential customers.
Why not come along and see how marketing can improve your business?
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